Kareem Rahma does a podcast that is popular on the left, called Subway Takes.
According to him, he was contacted by the DNC before the 2024 election because they wanted him to interview Kamala Harris and Tim Walz. Rahma now claims that the interview was so bad that they decided to scrap it. He says he was relieved because he did not want to be blamed for Harris losing the election. That’s how bad it was.
This explains why Harris did not want to do the Joe Rogan podcast. Her team knew what a gamble it would be and there would be no way to back out of it or trash the episode if things went badly, which was likely.
FOX News reports:
Rahma, who hosts the popular series “Subway Takes,” where he asks commuters and sometimes celebrities their opinions, previously told the New York Times that he conducted an interview with Harris during the summer of 2024, but that it was never released.
Rahma said in an interview clip with Forbes’ Steven Bertoni posted on social media Monday that Harris’ take was so “bad” he felt fortunate it didn’t make the cut.
“Her take was really confusing and weird – not good,” Rahma told Bertoni. And we “mutually agreed to not publish it. And I got lucky, because I didn’t want to be blamed for her losing.”
“Her take was that bad?” Bertoni said.
“It was really, really bad… it like, didn’t make any sense,” Rahma said, revealing Harris’ take was “bacon as a spice.”
Neither Harris nor Rahma immediately responded to a request for comment from Fox News Digital.
Rahma, who is Muslim, told the New York Times in a story published in November 2024 that Harris’ team originally proposed she would share a “hot take” against people removing their shoes on airplanes.
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According to a podcaster who interviewed Kamala Harris for her 2024 campaign, the interview was so bad that both sides decided not to publish it.
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